How come I can't remember what I had for dinner last night but I could sing along to all the lyrics to this song when I haven't listened to the original Broadway LP in decades? 😊
I think Lana sang "live", not lip-sync. Her boa concealed the mic and transmitter. There are no discrepancies during her singing and talking , and there is a sound drop off when she turned her back briefly after dancing to return to the piano which was common with the early portable mics.
Wow, I bet that really up family night! She is great for that Broadway show style, like Julie Andrews. Yeah, you can tell my brother, my uncle, and my grandmother, but please!
Nice. Where's more Connie Francis??? It's been way too long. Her birthday is the same as Frank Sinatra's day. I didn't notice a Happy Birthday put up for her in December. She was Ed Sullivan's favorite. He and his wife so he would have put it up if he was alive. Rip 🌹
No. Take a look at her other appearances in the show and you'll see and hear that the sound is absolutely consistent with the live sound stage of the show from years '68-'69 .
She makes several mistakes towards the beginning: she started too early before the music at 1:25,, she screwed the lyric at 1:35. My point is not to criticize the performance but , these things would not exist during a lip sync.
How come I can't remember what I had for dinner last night but I could sing along to all the lyrics to this song when I haven't listened to the original Broadway LP in decades? 😊
She was on TV all the time in the early 70's. Gave up the singing to become a lawyer in NY. Unique look and style.
I think Lana sang "live", not lip-sync. Her boa concealed the mic and transmitter. There are no discrepancies during her singing and talking , and there is a sound drop off when she turned her back briefly after dancing to return to the piano which was common with the early portable mics.
What a cute, clever performance of a cute, clever song! Love it!
This was great and the dancers were spectacular! Thank you for sharing this wonderful performance. God Bless You and stay safe. 🙏
"Don't Tell Mama" comes from the musical, "Cabaret".
From "Cabaret".
Well judging by this performance I would say that she was an underrated artist...
loving that red jumpsuit.
How about some applause for the dancers? 👏👏👏 Great job.
Wow, I bet that really up family night! She is great for that Broadway show style, like Julie Andrews. Yeah, you can tell my brother, my uncle, and my grandmother, but please!
This is from the original score of Cabaret
It was replaced in the movie by Mein Herr
Nice. Where's more Connie Francis??? It's been way too long. Her birthday is the same as Frank Sinatra's day. I didn't notice a Happy Birthday put up for her in December. She was Ed Sullivan's favorite. He and his wife so he would have put it up if he was alive. Rip 🌹
Here's an example of lip-synching. You can tell because of the extra reverb in the voice, and slight discrepancies.
No. Take a look at her other appearances in the show and you'll see and hear that the sound is absolutely consistent with the live sound stage of the show from years '68-'69 .
She makes several mistakes towards the beginning: she started too early before the music at 1:25,, she screwed the lyric at 1:35. My point is not to criticize the performance but , these things would not exist during a lip sync.